Sentence examples for maybe undermined from inspiring English sources

The Gun Violence Restraining Order, as it's called, could have prevented at least part of the homicidal rampage carried out in Isla Vista and maybe undermined the whole scenario (the murderer's mother had called the Santa Barbara sheriff's office to report her concern about him earlier that month).

Defensive end Cameron Wake said: "What's been bothering me is kind of things that you hear from outside this locker room about things that maybe undermine the integrity or the leadership or the type of players and the class of guys that we have here and the class of this organization.

Maybe CGI undermined the currency, or maybe modern auto design makes them more difficult to stack.

"This is a parallel track set up by enemies of Syria to compete with Kofi Annan's mission, maybe to undermine his mission".

Maybe, after undermining the genuine friendship between Turkey and the U.S. by helping Saddam make the war longer and bloodier, Islamist politicians and secular generals in Ankara will agree to fulfill Bush's expectation.

Eleey's eloquent premise is undermined, maybe inevitably, by his conflicted approach.

(As a footnote, maybe Lieberman wouldn't have been so eager to throw in the towel during the 2000 recount — maybe he wouldn't have undermined the Gore team's effort to apply the same rules to military ballots as to other absentee ballots, all to curry some cheap plaudits — if he hadn't had that nice soft Senate seat to sink back into).

But for now, on the Washington Post's Web site, Erik Wemple writes that the paper may have had information on hand that undermined the prostitution charge — maybe a lot more.

Germany, France and Belgium have undermined that confidence, perhaps fatally.

Most of all, the vast riches being earned — or maybe that should be "earned" — in our bloated financial industry undermined our sense of reality and degraded our judgment.

Other factors, however, do undermine it — maybe fatally.